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The 2024 Eurofi High Level Seminar, organized in association with the Belgian EU Council Presidency, took place in Ghent on the eve of the informal Ecofin meeting. More than 1000 participants from the public and private sectors followed the 40 sessions of this Seminar and the interventions of key representatives from the public and private sectors and the civil society.

The macro-economic challenges facing Europe and the main regulatory and supervisory developments in the financial sector at the European and global levels were discussed during this Seminar, as well as the key vulnerabilities facing the sector and the EU policy initiatives aiming to support the digitalisation of financial services and the development of sustainable finance. Additionally, with the European elections on the horizon in June 2024, discussions were initiated on the priorities for the next European political cycle in the financial services sector.

Programme

Publications

Summary

Ghent - February 2024
Detailed summaries of the 40 panel discussions that took place during the Ghent seminar and transcripts of the speeches and exchanges of views.

Magazine

Ghent - February 2024
More than 200 contributions from a wide range of public and private sector representatives on the European macro-economic context, the actions needed for relaunching growth, on-going financial regulation initiatives, sustainable finance and digitalization trends and policies.

Regulatory Update

Ghent - February 2024
Policy notes drafted by the Eurofi secretariat on macro-economic issues impacting the financial sector, the expected impacts of NGEU, the CMU state of play and next steps, the challenges facing the Banking Union and EU sustainability policies.

Scoreboard

Ghent - February 2024
Macroeconomic scoreboard: Review of the economic performance and fiscal policies of the EU and its competitiveness compared to other economies.

Scoreboard

Ghent - February 2024
Monetary scoreboard: Update on monetary policies in the EU and OECD countries and their possible impacts on the economy and the financial sector.